J&T provides custom engineering and
manufacturing solutions associated with Unmanned Systems for NASA, military and
commercial hazardous duty. This includes complete system design expertise for
remote control systems including requirements analysis, specification generation,
vehicle selection, mobility analyses, manipulators/tooling definition and design,
command/data handling, video/audio subsystems, illumination requirements, sensor
definition and interface, power system design, packaging design, radio/communications
engineering, human engineering, software design/optimization and environmental
hardening.
At the heart of J&T’s capabilities is the ability to quickly configure
custom remote controls and teleoperation capabilities ranging from simple applications
to sophisticated systems. The J&T approach is based upon translating performance
requirements to rugged, simple, deployable and supportable Unmanned System hardware.
Reliability and maintainability are inherent qualities of each implementation.
Several applications of J&T’s capabilities include:
- A remote control, teleoperation kit that can be affixed to virtually any
ground vehicle, thereby converting it to remote (robotic) operation.
- A heavy lift, remote controlled and teleoperated forklift, designated ForkBot,
which can be rapidly deployed for Counter Terrorism and Homeland Security uses.
J&T also provides engineering, test, and prototype capabilities to enhance
and complement our robotics capabilities. Additional capabilities include:
- Directed energy techniques using high power microwave and electromagnetic
pulse to disable Improvised Explosive Devices (IED)
- Survey, classification, design and prototyping of IED test samples
- Custom diagnostic test equipment to support robotic operational readiness
and maintainability through Built In Test (BIT)
J&T’s customers include NASA, US Department of Defense, local law
enforcement, and commercial entities. J&T is merging the latest NASA, military
and commercial technologies to meet increasing demands for unmanned systems technologies.
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